Wild daffodils are blooming, and buds are greening on trees, but Indiana’s forests and meadows are also seeing an invasion this spring. Garlic mustard is one of the first plants to appear in the ...

Garlic mustard is considered an invasive plant and was introduced to America by the early settlers for its culinary and apparent medical cures. It starts growing earlier in the season than the rest of ...

In early spring, when the soil begins to warm, so does the garlic mustard plant. Its ruffled green leaves begin to grow, and by May, it starts producing seed. "Garlic mustard has become a very serious ...

Over the last few decades conversationists have been concerned about the aggressive spread of garlic mustard along streams and in the understory of woodlands, where it appears to crowd out native ...

Dear Answer Man: Garlic mustard, an invasive, noxious weed, seems to be everywhere in Rochester: Quarry Hill Park, Essex Park, and most concerning to me, the steep hill behind my house in northeast ...

LANESBOROUGH — There’s an invader along the roads and trails of Mount Greylock that’s silently changing the forest floor and choking out local plants and butterflies. It’s called garlic mustard, and ...

Asian carp, imported from China in 1973 to clean algae from Southern ponds, broke from their confines and infested the Mississippi River waterways. Jim Weber / ZUMA Press / Corbis The lowly garlic ...